Flying High Incorporated, (FHI) is a division of the Master Toy Company. FHI makes remote...

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Flying High Incorporated, (FHI) is a division of the Master Toy Company. FHI makes remote controlled airplanes. During Year 5, FHI incurred the following costs in the process of making 6,800 planes.
Unit level material costs (6,800 units x $60) $408,000
Unit level labor costs (6,800 units x $70)476,000
Unit level overhead costs (6,800 x $50)340,000
Depreciation cost of manufacturing equipment 68,000
Other manufacturing overhead 136,000
Inventory holding costs 394,000
Allocated portion of the Master Toy Companys facility-level costs 618,000
Total cost $ 2,440,000
FHI has the opportunity to purchase the planes from Arland Manufacturing Company for $270 each. Arland maintains adequate inventories so that it can supply its customers with planes on demand. Should FHI accept the opportunity to outsource the making of its planes?
Relevant cost is
FHI should (make the planes)(purchase the planes)(cannot be determined)

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